Senior Full Stack Developer (REF5178H) at DeutscheTelekomITSolutions

Job Description Do you enjoy crafting seamless user experiences while tackling complex backend synchronization logic? Are you an advocate for end-to-end type safety and optimistic UI? Join our team to bridge the gap between heavy distributed backend systems and the final pixel on the screen. If you thrive on taking feature ownership from the database schema all the way to the frontend, this is the perfect role for you! Project Description Our project, GroundOS, is not just another screen manager. It is a next-generation Universal Display System (UDS) built to power the future of global mobility. We are building an "Operating System for Reality" that orchestrates massive, data-driven signage networks across critical infrastructure, from major international airports to sprawling public transport systems. GroundOS moves beyond static displays; it uses a state-of-the-art digital twin to process and react to real-time operational data. To guarantee continuous operation, the platform features a resilient, offline-first edge architecture that ensures screens keep running smoothly even if the network fails. Join us to blend high-performance Rust edge computing with modern TypeScript cloud services and help us set a new global standard for how hundreds of millions of passengers experience their journey. Tasks • Take end-to-end ownership of features, from database design to frontend UI implementation. • Develop and maintain backend services using Node.js, TypeScript, and NestJS. • Implement Connect RPC definitions to guarantee type safety from the DB to the frontend. • Visualize real-time data from NATS streams on the UI without causing render-blocking lag. • Design and implement "Offline-First" UX patterns, including optimistic UI updates and background request queuing. • Design database schemas that gracefully support synchronization, conflict resolution, and data merging. • Collaborate closely with designers to ensure UI flows respect technical limitations like network latency.